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Glutino Dream Cookies Vanilla Creme And Chocolate

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Hi... I recently found Glutino's Gluten Free Dream Cookies Vanilla and Chocolate Creme for $99 per box. I was elated because I have loved Glutino's Wafers and the price was incredible. After eating them modestly, 1 package over 2 days, I woke up feeling awful. The feelings was similar to how I had felt before going Gluten free. It could be a coincidence but they were the only new item I had eaten. Has anyone else had any difficulties with these Glutino cookies? I bought a few cases and it would be a shame to have to return them or give them away. Can anyone assure me they are ok as whenever this happens, I actually become afraid to try again since feeling ill is so de-motivating?

Has anyone had any problems with Glutino?

thanks

Tom

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Hi... I recently found Glutino's Gluten Free Dream Cookies Vanilla and Chocolate Creme for $99 per box. I was elated because I have loved Glutino's Wafers and the price was incredible. After eating them modestly, 1 package over 2 days, I woke up feeling awful. The feelings was similar to how I had felt before going Gluten free. It could be a coincidence but they were the only new item I had eaten. Has anyone else had any difficulties with these Glutino cookies? I bought a few cases and it would be a shame to have to return them or give them away. Can anyone assure me they are ok as whenever this happens, I actually become afraid to try again since feeling ill is so de-motivating?

Has anyone had any problems with Glutino?

thanks

Tom

Tom,

I have had great success with Glutino products. But I cannot have a lot of sweets, carbohydrates or grains or I start to feel sick. So I can minimally snack on some stuff, but usually follow by drink 20-30 oz of water after.

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I've never had a problem with them but could you have additional intolerances? Soy or dairy?

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Hi... I recently found Glutino's Gluten Free Dream Cookies Vanilla and Chocolate Creme for $99 per box. I was elated because I have loved Glutino's Wafers and the price was incredible. After eating them modestly, 1 package over 2 days, I woke up feeling awful. The feelings was similar to how I had felt before going Gluten free. It could be a coincidence but they were the only new item I had eaten. Has anyone else had any difficulties with these Glutino cookies? I bought a few cases and it would be a shame to have to return them or give them away. Can anyone assure me they are ok as whenever this happens, I actually become afraid to try again since feeling ill is so de-motivating?

Has anyone had any problems with Glutino?

thanks

Tom

I have had great success with Glutino's products. But they do have other allergens in them. My friend who has Celiac, and a soy and casein intolerance cannot eat them. So is there a chance that you have another intolerance or allergy that is in their products?

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I've never had a problem with them but could you have additional intolerances? Soy or dairy?

Glutino is a dedicated facilty gluten wise. However I thought for a while that I was getting glutened but it turned out I have reactions to soy. My guess would be you also have an additional intolerance.

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